HABROCERINAE Mulsant & Rey, 1877

Asenjo, Angélico, Irmler, Ulrich, Klimaszewski, Jan, Chandler, Donald S., Fierros-López, Hugo Eduardo & Vieira, Juliana S., 2019, Staphylinidae (Insecta: Coleoptera) in Latin America: synopsis, annotated catalog, diversity and distribution, Zootaxa 4621 (1), pp. 1-406 : 88-89

Subfamily HABROCERINAE Mulsant & Rey, 1877

0293. Habrocerus Erichson, 1839b: 400 ( Fig. 39 )

Type species: Tachyporus capillaricornis Gravenhorst, 1806

3 species are included in this genus from Central and South America. Characters/Description: Erichson 1839a: 242 (characters); Coiffait & Sáiz 1965b: 222 (characters in key); Ashe &

Newton 1993: 267–286 (characters); Assing & Wunderle 1995: 309 (characters), 353 (characters in key). Key: Assing & Wunderle 1995: 353 (species group and species of the genus). Distribution. Central America: Costa Rica. South America: Colombia, Brazil. Other regions: Nearctic, Palaearctic, Ethiopian, Oriental, Australian.

0294. Nomimocerus Coiffait & Sáiz, 1965b: 217 ( Fig. 40 )

Type species: Tachyporus marginicollis Solier, 1849

6 species are known from and are restricted to South America.

Characters/Description: Coiffait & Sáiz 1965b: 222 (characters in key); Ashe & Newton 1993: 267–286 (characters); Assing & Wunderle 1995: 343 (characters), 353 (characters in key).

Key: Assing & Wunderle 1995: 356 (species of the genus).

Distribution.

South America: Chile, Argentina.

Figures

FIGURES 28–39. Habitus; Pselaphinae (28–29), Phloeocharinae (30–31), Tachyporinae (32–38), Habrocerinae (39); 28, after Bruch 1933c; 29, after Cuccodoro et al. 2012; 30, after Navarrete-Heredia et al. 2002; 31, after Sharp 1887a; 32, after Klimaszewski et al. 2013; 33, after Sharp 1883; 34, after Sharp 1884; 35, after Scheerpeltz 1972d; 36, after Sharp 1884; 37, after Campbell 1979; 38, after Bruch 1932; 39, after Klimaszewski et al. 2013; slightly modified. Scale bars: 1 mm.

FIGURES 40–51. Habitus; Habrocerinae (40), Aleocharinae (41–51); 40, after Solier 1849; 41, Brazil: state of Paraná (MUSM); 42, Chile: region of Antofagasta (MUSM); 43, after Pace 2015e; 44, after Ashe 2002a; 45, after Pace 2014a; 46, after Pace 2012; 47, after Y.H. Kim & Ahn 2015; 48, after Pace 2014c; 49, Chile: region of Araucanía (MUSM); 50, after Irmler 2011; 51, after Caron & Ribeiro-Costa 2008; slightly modified. Scale bars: 1 mm.